BSmack wrote:ChargerMike wrote:...sorry for the confusion..my bad..this was merely a comparison to what I thought was a ludicrous statement by you.."And no, there is no "movement" against Christianity". I countered with "and no, the New York Times is not bias in their reporting"..I could have said.."and no, the Raiders don't suck" :wink:
If you think the NYT is biased against Christians, you need to lay off the rock for a while.
I understand you believe this, but the evidence is overwhelming that the ACLU, atheist, and liberal whacks like Kathy Lantry are totally intolerant to Christianity, while Muslim's, hari whatevers, Mormons and other cults in this country go largely unscathed.
Not it is not. Seriously, you need to get a clue. Pick it up on layaway if you have to. The day you see Rhamadahn displays in a government building will be the first.
...Bri. honestly, pull your head out! I can post similar articles all day long.
http://sierratimes.com/03/12/15/ar_Our_ ... Ruling.htm
Judge Rules Kids to Become Muslim in Public School
Jen Shroder
At Excelsior Middle School in Byron County, a handout called "Islam: A Simulation" was used to help children "become Muslim." This handout can be seen at
http://www.blessedcause.org/Indoctrinat ... hocker.htm
The handout states:
"From the beginning, you and your classmates will become Muslims."
Children choose Muslim names, "play Jihad," memorize the Quran, pray to Allah and fast for Ramadan. Islam is transformed to a fanciful fun religion and an unrealistic view of Islam is planted in their minds, even as
Christians and Jews are killed at every border of predominantly Muslim nations.
U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton ruled these class activities are acceptable, opening doors for all schools to incorporate such practices.
This is not a choice for parents. Bill Clinton's "Religious Expression in Public School" state:
"Students generally do not have a Federal right to be excused from lessons that may be inconsistent with their religious beliefs or practices."
Pay attention. There went religious freedom.
A brave few parents have been objecting to the Christian persecution and Muslim indoctrination happening in public school today. Darla Dowell bravely objected to the
censorship of Christmas in public school while Hannukah and Islam's Crescent Moon are allowed. She stood alone.
Valerie Moore objected to a
large banner in front of her school proclaiming, "There is one God, Allah, and Mohammed is his prophet." Valerie, too, stood alone.
Elizabeth Lemmings objected to children pretending they are Muslims, taking Muslim names, wearing Muslim clothes, memorizing the Quran and playing Jihad. A teacher and alone, the social pressure was intense to the point that Jonas and Tiffany Eklund actually picked up the baton and filed the lawsuit against Byron Union School District on behalf of their children. Last week
the case was dismissed.
It takes courage to stand up for what is right, to fight for religious freedom.
How disappointing that a federal judge completely disregarded the double standard and dismissed the case, leaving children mandated to memorize the Quran, learn Muslim beliefs as fact and embrace Islam while Christmas is outlawed.
Will we now rally together, pick up the AMERICAN flag and fight for our freedom? Or will we find the remote, flip the channel and remind our children to go study their Quran. Perhaps we can last another ten years before we notice the CONTENTS of the Quran...and what the judges rule...how far the sun will set before we notice the last vestige of our freedom is gone.
were briefly banned from a holiday display because they were associated with Christmas.
..much?
